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    people representation that they so desperately wanted. The events of Bloody Sunday made the Tsar and his governments sit up and listen to the public after the protests following Bloody Sunday. The creation of the first Duma from the October Manifesto was supposed to benefit the Tsar and most importantly the people. However the Tsar didn’t keep

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    1905 Russian Revolution   At the beginning of the 20th century the Russian industrial employee worked on average an 11 hour day (10 hours on Saturday). Conditions in the factories were extremely harsh and little concern was shown for the workers’ health and safety. Attempts by workers to form trade unions were resisted by the factory owners and in 1903‚ a priest‚ Father Georgi Gapon‚ formed the Assembly of Russian Workers. Within a year it had over 9‚000 members. 1904 was a particularly bad year

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    real threat to autocracy) The most immediate political changes were made in the October Manifesto‚ which was reactionary legislation to the 1905 action and promised political change and civil liberties. Between this October legislation and the Imperial manifesto of February 1906 a bicameral legislature was established but with the Tsar maintaining an absolute veto on all proposed legislation. This October Manifesto and subsequent legislation was spurned by most of the socialists and Liberals but it

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    can‚ if democratically controlled‚ be the basis for constructing a new society of abundance‚ instead of poverty and competition--was unimaginable 150 years ago. Now bear these facts in mind while reading a few random passages from the Communist Manifesto: "The bourgeoisie has through its exploitation of the world market given a cosmopolitan character to production and consumption in every country...In place of the old wants‚ satisfied by the production of the country‚ we find new wants‚ requiring

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    Durkheim Weber (Ch. 2) K. Marx‚ A contribution to the Critique of Political Economy (1859) Geoff Pilling‚ Marx’s Capital – Philosophy and Political Economy (1980) J.A. Caporaso‚ Marxian Political Economy‚ (Ch.3) K. Marx and F. Engels‚ Communist Manifesto

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    were short on money and the leaders were still in exile. The revolution also survived because the tsar’s opponents were not united‚ there was no central leadership ad he had been willing to compromise at the critical moment by issuing the October manifesto‚ promising concessions and most of the army remained loyal. In this way a constitutional monarchy was formed and many moderate reforms took place such as all of the things I have already mentioned like the redemption payments and others. Finally

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    Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels were both radical socialists who lived during the industrial revolution. They strongly opposed capitalism‚ the main economic system. They wrote in their book‚ the communist manifesto‚ that capitalism has always led to two groups of people opposing each other. They used examples from different times throughout history to support their theories. Some of these examples included patricians vs plebeians‚ and lords vs serfs. During the industrial revolution‚ a time of rapid

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    They dabbled in every medium of art including painting‚ sculpture‚ theatre and much more. Marinetti launched this movement in his Futurist Manifesto‚ which was published February 5‚ 1909. After it was published‚ it quickly spread to France‚ Germany‚ Russia and the Americas. This movement was the first organized‚ radical art movement of this century. Their manifestos were meant to shock and provoke the audience. Marinetti’s ideas came from his loath for tame virtues and tastes. His ideas were radical

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    |What were the advantages and |Popular sovereignty meant that the sovereign people of a territory should determine the statues of | |disadvantages of popular |slavery.   It was popular with politicians because it was a comfortable compromise between the | |sovereignty? |abolitionists and the slaver-holders. | |Why was the Free-Soil party |The Free Soil Party emerged.  It was formed

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    training of the introspectors. Watson did a lot of experimentation on animals to help explain his theory of behaviorism. When he was ready to address the world with his findings he released his theory in what was called the Behaviorist Manifesto. In this manifesto he explained how the introspection theory was absurd and how psychology should become a science of behavior. His behaviorist perspective focused on humans and how their behaviors are learned. Watson believed that all of our behaviors that

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